If I saw 2 some wolves, should I fight 3 with them

3. Would they eat 3 me at once? 4. Should I allow 3 myself to be eaten? 5. Should I stand 3 on the défensive? 6. Should I hâve 3 the hope of killing the wolves? 7. If you saw 2 a wolf, you would be 3 brave. 8. You would not feel 3 [as if you were] (yourself) lost. 9. You would change 3 your mind. 10. You would remember 3 my story.

B. — 1. If two goats saw 2 a wolf, they would say: 3 2. If we fought, 2 should we kill 3 him? 3. It is better [to] change our minds. 4. It is better [to] allow ourselves to be killed immediately. 5. We should not hold3 out very long. 6. We change our minds. 7. We shall not fight. 8. We hâve no hope. 9. We are lost. 10. The wolf will kill us at once. 11. He will eat us. 12. We cannot kill a wolf.

1 Use the past definite.

2 Use the imperfect indicative.

3 Use the présent conditional.

COMPOSITION EXERCISES

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1. Quelle sorte d'endroit est le pays du vieux joueur de flûte aujourd’hui? 2. Que s’y faisait-il, autrefois?